Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern, Cat. Afr. Pl. 1: xxvi 1896. (syn: Cardamine atrovirens (Hornem.) Kuntze; Cardamine glandulosa Blanco; Cardamine lamontii Hance; Clandestinaria indica Spach; Nasturtium apetalum A.Chev. (Unresolved); Nasturtium atrovirens (Hornem.) DC.; Nasturtium diffusum DC.; Nasturtium heterophyllum D. Don; Nasturtium indicum (L.) DC.; Nasturtium montanum Wall. ex Hook. f. & Thomson; Nasturtium montanum (Nutt.) Kuntze; Nasturtium sinapis (Burm. f.) O.E. Schulz; Radicula indica (L.) J.M. Macoun; Rorippa atrovirens (Hornem.) Ohwi & H. Hara; Rorippa indica (L.) L.H. Bailey; Rorippa indica (L.) Hochr. .; Rorippa montana (Wall. ex Hook. f. & Thomson) Small; Rorippa sinapis (Burm. f.) J.F. Macbr.; Rorippa sinapis (Burm. f.) Ohwi & H. Hara; Sinapis benghalensis Roxb. ex DC. (Unresolved); Sinapis divaricata Roxb. (Unresolved); Sisymbrium apetalum Lour. (Unresolved); Sisymbrium atrovirens Hornem.; Sisymbrium gangeticum Buch.-Ham. ex Wall. (Unresolved); Sisymbrium indicum L.; Sisymbrium sinapifolium St.-Lag. (Unresolved); Sisymbrium sinapis Burm. f.); Rorippa palustris is easily differentiated from R. indica by its broader much shorter fruits, usually less than 1 cm long. The fruits of latter are 10-15 mm long and barely 1.5 mm broad. Indian and Chinese specimens have often been confused with R. islandica (restricted o Europe.....according to GRIN and Fl. China) which differs in much smaller flowers with sepals and petals less than 1.5 mm long and fruit more than twice as long as pedicel. As per efi thread: According to Bengal Plants - i) pods hardly longer than pedicels = Nasturtium palustre DC. (now syn. of Rorippa palustris (L.) Besser) ii) flowers without bracts = N. indicum DC. (now syn. of Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern) iii) flowers with bracts - N. indicum var. benghalense (now syn. of Rorippa benghalensis (DC.) H. Hara)
Attaching images of a wild common herb that may be Rorippa indica. Species : Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern Habit & Habitat : wild herb, avg. height 1 foot, smaller ones are erect while bigger ones are semi erect, wasteplace, damp area Date : 16/6/12, 11.45 a.m. Place : Hooghly Regarding Bengali names of plants, i know only a few species which are popularly known as 'useful plants'. Even then i have often noticed that Bengali names vary regionally, not only for plants but also for various animals like birds, annelids etc. I certainly will provide Bengali names of plants in my future posts if i know the names or if any particular name is available in reference books (though presently i have only one book, wish to collect a few more within few days). Internet is not always a reliable source for Bengali names. I and my peers do not know the Bengali name of this wild species, Rorippa indica, which is apparently a weed. However, the Bengali name given to this plant is -
Brassicaceae herb in nalla for id : Attachments (3). 6 posts by 2 authors. Saw this low herb in a nalla today (24.12.13). Looks like a Brassicaceae. Low to the ground, spreading in habit, small yellow flowers. Please help to id. I should have mentioned it is in Thane district This is Rorippa indica. Brassicaceae. i had considered Rorippa indica but in some photos on this site the leaves seemed to differ. I guess the upper leaves are variable Yes, the whole plant varies with moisture and nutrients in the harvested fields.
This spring weed is very common along field edges.. I am sharing pics from Panipat.. Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern Habit: Herb Habitat: Wild Location: Dhaka This can be Rorippa indica in my opinion.. closer shots of fruits/flowers would have decided.. Another views. Attachments (1) the plant may be Rorippa palustris Since pods are significantly longer than pedicels (KEY in 'Bengal Palnts'; please also check FoC, FoP) and racemes apparently ebracteate I agree with ... Sir.
Hooghly sk2015may01/01 Rorippa sp. : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (11) Though I gave my expert's (!) view in one or two occasion on Rorippa uploads, presently I have confusion over the identification of R. indica (L.) Hiren and R. benghalensis (DC.) H. Hara. There is KEY in FoC. Earlier I submitted two threads and eFI accepted one as R. benghalensis and another as R. indica. But, nothing helps. I submit here several photographs of a population, recorded this year, on the 27th February, in my village around drainage line. I attach highest size of photographs I have retained so that features can be seen clearly. I also paste here links of sites from other countries which may help or may not - I request members' view on the possible ID. efi page on Rorippa benghalensis & Rorippa indica I think this is Rorippa indica (L.I Hiern.
Rorippa indica ABJUN01/10 : 2 posts by 2 authors. 5 images. Yesterday while looking at a clump of grass in a rain-water drain next to a school football field, I found this plant which I hadn’t seen before. Growing next to it was the watercress. It appears to be the Indian Fieldcress. Please advise me if I am wrong. Rorippa indica—Indian Fieldcress or Variable-leaf Yellowcress Above Mcleodganj, Dharamshala, HP 1800m 28-29 June 2016 Very beautiful set.
SK536 03 JUN-2017:ID : 10 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (7) Location: Kathmandu, Nepal Date: 29 April 2017 Altitude: 4400 ft. Brassicaceae? Looks like. May be. Sisymbrium irio L. Someone suggested it to Rorippa palustris! I don't think it matches. Please advise ! Pl. check with images of Rorippa benghalensis (DC.) H. Hara as per comparative images at Rorippa I guess it is matching with Rorippa indica (Linnaeus) Hiern in all aspects. Yes, Rorippa indica as per details and keys herein.
SK1300 19 JUL 2018 : 13 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (7) - around 500 kb each. Location : Chandragiri Hills, Kathmandu, Nepal Elevation : 8200 ft. Date : 28 June 2018 Habit : Wild Which Brassicaceae is this? Very small herb! Thanks, ... Comparative images available at This I did not check. I shall do it. Please check Rorippa palustris I guess it is not matching and not listed in Nepal. Rorippa indica. I guess not matching according to the habitat as well as plant parts size. I guess not matching according to the habitat as well as plant parts size. But it is not listed in Nepal. It is very common in India. It may be possibly listed in nepal by it's any other synonyms. Do you think ID is correct ? I did not find any synonym also. Also check all the species and comparative images at Rorippa I think close to images at Rorippa benghalensis (DC.) H. Hara Can it grow in wild at such a different elevation? Are the shape of seed pods matching? Flora of China says near sea level to 1500 m. Checklist of Nepal says Himalaya (Nepal, Sikkim), in that case elevation will not be 200-250 m as mentioned here. By the way, was it near any habitation ? If so, elevation may not matter. No ...! It is forest ! As per efi thread: According to Bengal Plants - i) pods hardly longer than pedicels = Nasturtium palustre DC. (now syn. of Rorippa palustris (L.) Besser) ii) flowers without bracts = N. indicum DC. (now syn. of Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern) iii) flowers with bracts - N. indicum var. benghalense (now syn. of Rorippa benghalensis (DC.) H. Hara) As the flowers appears to be without bracts, it should be Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern
Location: Chobhar, Kathmandu, Nepal Date: 7 August 2018 Elevation: 4500 ft. Habit : Wild Which Brassicaceae sp. ?? Pl. check at Rorippa dubia ?? Listed in Nepal. Does not look like matching. R. palustris ?? Not listed in Nepal. Looks like matching Why not I am not sure about it ...! We discussed this species in detail in your another thread. There is vast difference in the elevation and size of the plant. I find a lot of elevation details are wrong in Checklist of Nepal. You have to understand that elevation differences. in reality may be about something called peripheral population of the plants versus center of the population. there is not only differences in size, there is also some genetic material variation and that is a vast subject, fit for an entire long project and grants for whole department of botany or BSI. we can not solve it here ok. Thank you. As per efi thread: According to Bengal Plants - i) pods hardly longer than pedicels = Nasturtium palustre DC. (now syn. of Rorippa palustris (L.) Besser) ii) flowers without bracts = N. indicum DC. (now syn. of Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern) iii) flowers with bracts - N. indicum var. benghalense (now syn. of Rorippa benghalensis (DC.) H. Hara) As the flowers appears to be without bracts, it should be Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern Thank you ...! What a variation in plant size: 6-75 cm.
SK1971 04 June 2019 : 5 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (6)- around 850 kb each. Location: Chandragiri, Kathmandu, Nepal Altitude: 2511 m. Date: 27 May 2019 Habit : Wild Earlier post : SK1300 19 JUL 2018 Rorippa indica? Brassicaceae Ultimately it seems matches with Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern POW Thanks, ... As per efi thread: According to Bengal Plants - i) pods hardly longer than pedicels = Nasturtium palustre DC. (now syn. of Rorippa palustris (L.) Besser) ii) flowers without bracts = N. indicum DC. (now syn. of Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern) iii) flowers with bracts - N. indicum var. benghalense (now syn. of Rorippa benghalensis (DC.) H. Hara) As the flowers appears to be without bracts, it should be Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern
Please help me to identify these two weeds, picture taken today (7.4.20) in Hooghly district of west bengal. First one is Pilea microphylla, Urticaceae member, The second one is could be Rorippa indica, Brassicaceae member,
Herb id from Pali Ghat, Rajasthan03 : 5 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (5) Need id of herb from Pali Ghat, Rajasthan. Leaves are not visible. Pl. check comparative images at Brassicaceae Rorippa palustris (L.) Besser. Thanks, Balmukund ji for the genus id. To me appears more closer to Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern compared to Rorippa palustris (L.) Besser as per images and details herein.
Please help me to identify this herb from Agra : 5 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (2) Please help me to identify this herb from Agra, U.P. Date: 19 Feb 20 Brassicaceae ? Pl. check comparative images at family page in efi site. I too agree with ..., resembles Rorippa indica,
IDENTITY : 30 : Attachments (1). 1 post by 1 author. Attaching an image of a psyche butterfly on the yellow flowers of a herb whose identity is not known to me. On crushing the leaves emit smell like that of mustard. Can some one identify this plant please. Brassica sp,, probably B. juncea Rorippa indica, Brassicaceae, Yes … References: |
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